In today’s top retail news, thredUP will fuel a clothing clean out effort on behalf of LG home appliances, while Walmart is growing its fashion assortment by working with tween brand Justice. Plus, Eddie Bauer is launching a new gear and apparel rental program. Get...
In an ongoing effort to revitalize its apparel business, Walmart said on Thursday (July 15) that it will add the popular Justice brand line of kids’ clothing and accessories to roughly half of its U.S. stores and its website. Get the Full Story Complete the...
The 100-year-old iconic sportswear retailer Eddie Bauer said it is launching a new gear and apparel rental program as a way to give customers the confidence and equipment they need to embrace the growing trend toward outdoor activities. Get the Full Story Complete the form...
When David’s Bridal started its inaugural loyalty program in December, it was the end of a tough year for the wedding industry. Countless brides had to downsize or postpone their nuptials because of COVID-19, and some retailers were left wondering when the market would return....
Apparel resale platform thredUP will fuel a clothing clean out program on behalf of LG home appliances by way of thredUP’s Resale-as-a-Service (RaaS), according to a Thursday (July 15) announcement. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to...
In today’s top retail news, Swirl is launching a pilot with GIVA, while Walmart is teaming with robotics and automation firm Symbotic to reimagine its regional distribution network. Plus, large retail brands such as Dollar General can’t hire quickly enough. Get the Full Story Complete...
Interactive and live video commerce software service provider Swirl is launching a pilot program with online silver jewelry retailer GIVA that will integrate Swirl’s platform to “improve Giva’s customer experience and drive better engagement and sales conversions across its digital and social channels.” Get the...
Amid changing consumer habits and the digital transformation reshaping the retail sector, Walmart is collaborating with robotics and automation firm Symbotic to revamp its regional distribution network. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all...
While the quintessential image of a shopkeeper hanging a “Help Wanted” sign in their store window has become an increasingly common occurrence this year, what isn’t happening nearly as often is news that those signs are coming down. Get the Full Story Complete the form...